Meyers v. Johnson’s Empirical Analysis

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4 state decisions

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1. “The owner of any new or used manufactured home ... shall make application to the director of revenue for an official certificate of title to such manufactured home in the manner prescribed by law for the acquisition of certificates of title to motor vehicles, and the rules promulgated pursuant thereto. All ... penalties provided by law for the failure to title motor vehicles shall apply to persons required to make application for an official certificate of title by this subsection. Section 301.210 prescribes the manner in which a certificate of title for a motor vehicle is acquired. Dimmitt, 92 S.W.3d at 791 . When the ownership of a motor vehicle is sold or transferred, this statute requires that the holder of the certificate of ownership “endorse on the same an assignment thereof, with warranty of title in form printed thereon ... and deliver the same to the buyer at the time of the delivery to him of such motor vehicle.... ” [Section] 301.210.1. The buyer is required to present the assigned certificate of ownership to the Director of Revenue and obtain a new title. [Section] 301.210.2. Finally, [section] 301.210.4 states: It shall be unlawful for any person to buy or sell in this state any motor vehicle or trailer registered under the laws of this state, unless, at the time of the delivery thereof, there shall pass between the parties such certificates of ownership with an assignment thereof, as provided in this section, and the sale of any motor vehicle or trailer registe”

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